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compaction::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | crunch, crush |
| Type of | compression, compressing |
| Has types | pulverization, grind, mill, pulverisation |
| Derivation | compact |
compaction::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | compression, concretion, densification |
| Type of | concentration |
| Derivation | compact |
Examples of compaction
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Soil for container plants must be fertile and light enough to resist compaction.
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Histone H2B ubiquitylation disrupts local and higher-order chromatin compaction.
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In 1958, the modified Proctor compaction test was developed as an ASTM standard.
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A procedure called vertical mulching may help reverse the effects of compaction.
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This disperses your weight evenly so you won't move the pavers before compaction.
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To help avoid compaction around tree and shrubbery, Reeves recommends mulching.
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It also keeps the soil a tad cooler, reduces weeds and lessens soil compaction.
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Different mowing patterns reduce soil compaction and turf wear from mower wheels.
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Compaction is maintained by the confinement resulting in long term reinforcement.
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- An increase in the density of something
- Crush: the act of crushing
- The process of compacting something, or something that has been compacted
- (compactions) Fossils that have undergone some degree of flattening of their three-dimensional structure.
- (Compacted) This is a characteristic of a dry solid material to compress and/or harden, usually due to head-load or another type of pressure. Generally, pressure sensitive or cohesive materials will compact. Also, very fine materials often exhibit this characteristic.
- (compacted) when the dead bark is persistent and compact with narrow fissures, usually kino impregnated
- Squeezing of soil that results in loss of pore spaces.
- The use of a piece of equipment to intensely pack soil, base material and sand bedding. Often using a powered tamper or plate compactor.
- The densification of a fill by mechanical means.
